Foorum

Shopping mall in Tallinn

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Foorum

Foorum Centre in the top left-hand corner

Location| Kesklinn, Tallinn, Estonia
Coordinates| 59°26′15.72″N 24°45′30.47″E﻿ / ﻿59.4377000°N 24.7584639°E﻿ / 59.4377000; 24.7584639
Address| Narva mnt 5
Opening date| 2007
Owner| Foorum SPA OÜ
Architect| Tomomi Hayashi, Hanno Grossschmidt
No. of stores and services| 28
Total retail floor area| 2,500 square metres (26,910 sq ft)
No. of floors| 7
Website| www.foorumkeskus.ee

Foorum is a shopping centre in the centre of Tallinn, Estonia. Foorum has a gross leasable area of 2,500 square metres containing 28 different shops (including four restaurants and cafés), including women's fashion, footwear, kid's clothes, jewelry, cosmetics and beauty products.

The centre has seven floors, with the shops and other commercial services on the ground and first floors. The other floors are mostly used as flats and offices.

The business hour of the shopping centre is 10AM-8PM from Monday to Saturday, on Sunday, it opens at 11AM and closes at 6PM.[1]

## References

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1. ^ "Foorum Shopping Centre - Shopping mall in Tallinn, Estonia". www.top-rated.online. Retrieved 2022-11-29.

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Shopping centres in Estonia

Tallinn|

* Foorum
* Järve
* Kristiine
* Lasnamäe Centrum
* Magistral
* Mustamäe
* Mustikas
* Norde Centrum
* Rocca al Mare
* Sikupilli
* Solaris
* Ülemiste
* Viru

Tartu|

* Eeden
* Lõunakeskus
* Tartu Kaubamaja
* Tasku

Pärnu|

* Kaubamajakas
* Pärnu Keskus
* Port Artur

Jõhvi|

* Jõhvikas
* Pargi Keskus
* Tsentraal

Other Estonia|

* Astri Keskus (Narva)
* Auriga Keskus (Kuressaare)
* Centrum (Viljandi)
* Fama (Narva)
* Kagukeskus (Võru)
* Põhjakeskus (Rakvere)
* Rannarootsi Keskus (Haapsalu)
* Saaremaa Kaubamaja (Kuressaare)
* Vaala Keskus (Rakvere)

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structures|

* Toompea Castle
* Town Hall
* Old Thomas
* Kiek in de Kök
* St Mary's Cathedral
* St. Olaf's church
* St. Nicholas Church
* Church of the Holy Ghost
* Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
* Saint Catherine's Monastery
* Town Hall Pharmacy
* Great Guild
* Pikk Hermann tower
* Knighthood House
* Stenbock House
* Kadriorg Palace
* Presidential Palace
* Pirita Monastery
* Glehn Castle (Tallinn Observatory)
* Maarjamäe Manor
* Maarjamäe Memorial
* TV Tower
* Linnahall
* Patarei Sea Fortress-Prison
* Independence War Victory Column
* Bronze Soldier
* Charles Leroux Monument
* Russalka Memorial
* Raekoja plats
* Freedom Square
* Walls of Tallinn
* House of the Brotherhood of Blackheads
* Tallinn Synagogue

Precincts|

* Historic Centre (Toompea Hill)
* Kadriorg
* Kalamaja

Nature and
parks|

* Tallinn Zoo
* Tallinn Botanic Garden
* Lake Ülemiste
* Lake Harku
* Pirita River
* Aegna island
* Kadriorg Park
* Danish King's Garden
* Kanuti Garden
* Kuberneri Garden
* Komandandi Garden
* Toompark
* Hirvepark
* Harjumägi
* Lindamägi
* Tammsaare Park
* Police Garden
* Löwenruh Park
* Glehn Park
* Jüriöö Park
* Pae Park
* Lillepi Park
* Kakumäe Coastal Park
* Kopli cemetery
* Kalamaja cemetery
* Metsakalmistu

Beaches|

* Pirita Beach
* Stroomi Beach
* Kakumäe Beach
* Harku Beach
* Pikakari Beach

Culture|

| Museums and
galleries|

* Kumu (Art Museum of Estonia main branch)
* Mikkel Museum
* Estonian Open Air Museum (Kolu kõrts)
* Estonian Maritime Museum (Seaplane Harbour)
* Estonian Firefighting Museum
* Estonian History Museum
* Estonian Museum of Natural History
* Estonian Health Museum
* Estonian Theatre and Music Museum
* Museum of Estonian Architecture
* Museum of Occupations

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Theatres|

* Estonia Theatre
* Estonian Drama Theatre
* Theatre NO99
* Russian Theatre
* Estonian Puppet Theatre
* Tallinn City Theatre
* Von Krahl Theatre

Other|

* National Library of Estonia
* Song Festival Grounds
* Culture Factory Polymer

Science and
education|

* Tallinn University
* Tallinn University of Technology
* Estonian Academy of Arts
* Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre
* Estonian Academy of Security Sciences
* Estonian Maritime Academy
* Tallinn University of Applied Sciences
* Estonian Business School
* Estonian Academy of Sciences

Sports|

* Pirita Yachting Centre
* A. Le Coq Arena
* Kadriorg Stadium
* Kalevi Keskstaadion
* Unibet Arena
* Kalev Sports Hall
* Tondiraba Ice Hall
* Pirita Velodrome
* Mustamäe Ski Jumping Hill
* Tallinn Hippodrome
* Pirita-Kose-Kloostrimetsa Circuit

Transportation|

* Port of Tallinn
* Old City Harbour
* Paljassaare Harbour
* Bekker Port
* Tallinn Airport
* Tallinn Baltic Station
* Tallinn bus station
* Tallinna Linnatranspordi AS

Events|

* Estonian Song Festival
* Estonian Dance Festival
* Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
* Tallinn Old Town Days
* Tallinn Marathon
* Tallinn Music Week
* Tallinn Christmas Market
* Õllesummer
* Tallinn Legends

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